Bauer v. Crow
Texas Supreme Court
Question certified on dissent from the Court of Civil Appeals for the Eighth District, in an appeal from the District Court of Harris County. Crow recovered judgment against Bauer and another which was affirmed on defendant’s appeal. 171 S. W., 296. Motion for rehearing was overruled, with a dissenting opinion, and the point of dissent was thereupon certified to the Supreme Court.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Greenwood
The uncontradicted evidence disclosed the following facts, according to the certificate of the Court of Civil Appeals, towit:
On May 7, 1909, an agreement was made between appellee. Crow and appellant Bauer for the equal division between them of profits to be earned on a sale of lands they were to endeavor to make to P. A. Ogden. Crow appears to have known something of the lands and Bauer appears to have known Ogden. The lands belonged to Milton 11. Smith, whose agent was one Moling. On the day Crow and Bauer entered into their agreement Crow brought Moling and Bauer together and it was…
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